How to join strands by felting
In today’s post we will teach you a new way to join strands in our projects. When we finish a ball of yarn or change colors, we usually knot the…
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How to adapt the patterns to different types of wool or cotton
How to modify patterns for different yarns? Hey knitters! Today we’re going to teach you a very useful trick so that you can modify patterns for any type of yarn:…
How to join pieces without a tapestry needle
Surely as a good knitter, who goes everywhere with their project under their arm, you have at some point forgotten to put a tapestry needle in your bag to finish…
HOW TO AVOID TWISTED STITCHES
Surely, more than once, you’ve had to undo a row, or you’ve found that you dropped a stitch and you have to quickly save it before it unravels down the…
HOW TO CAST OFF STITCHES WITH A CROCHET HOOK
Today we’re going to see how you can finish off your knitted work using a crochet hook. This technique can be used to create an elastic edge on a garment.…
How to gather fabric with basting
With the arrival of autumn, we want to start new knitting projects, and today we’ll teach you a new technique: how to gather fabric to give an original touch to…
HOW TO DYE WITH OUR “BORN TO DYE” KIT
Today we bring you a quick look at how to dye wool with our We Are Knitters ‘Born to Dye’ kit. With easy to follow directions, this video will show…
HOW TO ADD A PERSONAL TOUCH WITH EMBROIDERY TO YOUR GARMENTS
Raise your hand if you’ve ever finished a garment only to think, “It came out a little plain”. Sometimes we fall in love with basic patterns, but when finished don’t…
HOW TO COUNT THE ROWS IN YOUR PROJECT
When you’re getting started in this world, in addition to learning to decipher patterns, different stitches, techniques, etc., one of the first things you should know is how to count…
HOW TO SEW A HEM
If you have ever wondered if you should sew a hem on a knitting project, the answer is yes, sometimes you should. If you don’t know how, WeAreKnitters can help…
